Web Accessibility check list
Web Accessibility check list
鈽惵�Colour Contrast
Check that your text and background have a minimum colour contrast of 4.5:1. Ensure icons and controls contrast with their background by at least 3:1. Use tools like the TPG Colour Contrast Analyser for this.
鈽惵�Alt Text
Add alt text to all images. If an image is decorative, use ALT=鈥濃��.
鈽惵�Meaningful Links
Make link text unique and clear about its purpose without needing to refer to surrounding content. Instead of 鈥淩ead the rules of tennis here鈥�, use 鈥淩ead the Rules of tennis鈥�.
鈽惵�Heading Structure
Mark content with heading tags that match a logically consistent visual hierarchy.
鈽惵�Easy-to-Read Content
Strive for a score of 60-65 on the Fleisch reading-ease test for all content aimed at a general audience. Use the built-in checker in Word by pasting your content into a document.
鈽惵�Non-Mouse (Keyboard) Access
Ensure all functions operate using standard keyboard control and that a clear focus indicator is present.
鈽惵�Forms
Design forms as simply as possible to achieve the goal. Label clearly and concisely, and make sure error text describes both the problem and the solution.
鈽惵�Landmarks
Ensure that Main, Navigation, and Search regions are marked.
鈽惵�Check Your Pages
Use code checking tools, like to find potential accessibility issues.
鈽惵�PDF
Limit the use of PDF documents. Enable users to print the information using a print style sheet.
